Giveaway: 300 Best Rice Cooker Recipes
This book was given to me in exchange for a review. The opinions expressed are my own.
I tried a recipe for Chai-Spiced Oatmeal that had yummy flavors. I’m planning on trying Quinoa Chicken Chili soon. I’m also looking forward to trying Cheesy Grits with Shrimp. Some of the recipes call for ingredients that I don’t usually have on hand, but almost all the recipes look simple and easy to do, so a little shopping should take care of that potential stumbling block.
To be entered to win a copy of this cookbook, comment below and tell me one ethnic cuisine you’d like to learn more about. For me, I think it’d have to be Indian or Middle Eastern food. How about you? If you’d like a second entry, just tweet about it or ‘like’ this giveaway on facebook.
I’ll announce a winner on Friday!
Indian
I would like to learn how to cook Chinese food. I know, I know… everyone ese knows how… but not me! ;o) Thanks for the give away! Love, Bettie
I just visited Malaysia, and ate so much Indian food, I would love to learn more about the spices they use in their dishes!
I would like to learn how to cook Indian food.
I would like to cook more spanish food.
thanks for the chance, I love my rice coooker and I only make plain boring rice in it..lol
I would love to learn to cook a real, authentic Chinese. You know, something that doesn’t involve a jar sauce??
Indian!
Mid-Eastern (I’ve been doing a bit more of that lately) followed by assorted African foods. I have a rice cooker, but I almost never use it, so this cookbook is fascinating to me.
Moroccan sounds great!
I just got a rice cooker and am looking forward to using it more. ( I love my slow cookers). I would love to find some more middle eastern recipes to add to the home cook book.
I just got a Rice cooker And would love this!! I’d like to learn more about delish Asian dishes
we’re adopting from ethiopia. i’d love to get a few ethiopian dishes under my belt!
I would love to learn more about Indian food too! Thank you for this opportunity..I LOVE your blog and books!
God Bless,
Stevie
Greek food!
I’d like to learn more about Indian cuisine. I have a curried chicken dish that I make with some Indian specialty spices, but I’d love to know how to make more dishes.
I love my rice cooker by the way. I am looking at getting a bigger one since the one I have is a little small for feeding our family and having enough left over for a second meal.
Even though I already cook pretty good Indian food, I’d like to learn more more more! I’m always looking for ways to make it more authentic tasting.
For those of you looking for an easy entry into Indian food, I’d suggest Six Spices by Neeta Saluja. The two most difficult things about cooking Indian food are 1) acquiring the new ingredients (but once you have them, you’re set!) and 2) it’s time consuming. Lots of chopping and adding ingredients in stages.
But it’s so worth it!
Blessings,
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I love my rice cooker! I would be thrilled to learn how to use it for more Indian recipes.
Mexican food!
I pretty much like trying any ethnic food, but I have to admit that I find Chinese foods the hardest to figure out. Incidentally, this looks like a great cookbook for me – I tried to make spanish rice in my rice cooker without a recipe…it turned into quite a nightmare before it was all over. So, I’ve just been sticking to very basic things since then. Love my rice cooker, I asked for it for Christmas because of your recommendation.
I love Thai food…but have never tried to cook it! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
What a great book! I’d love to learn more about Malaysian cooking
I would love to learn how to cook Asian dishes!
I would love to learn authentic Mexican and Thai food. I am learning authentic Chinese cooking from my good friend who is Chinese. I also got to do some cooking with one of our missionaries to South Africa for an international dinner. It was soooo good! I didn’t think I would like bobotie, but it was so delicious! We also made something so delicious called potjie. I would love to learn more South African cooking too.
Korean! I love the flavors in Korean food…as long as it isn’t too hot. But we have children from Korea, China and Russia…so it is always great to learn new different recipes.
I’d like to learn to cook more Ethiopian food, especially how to do foolproof injera!
I’d like to learn more Moroccan recipes. I have one chicken stew recipe for the crockpot, and my family loves it! I didn’t know you could cook other types of food in the rice cooker..hmmm..
I would love to learn more about Middle Eastern foods, my Mom is currently in Turkey and loving it.
I would love to learn more about Thai cooking.
Thai for sure. The curry sauces are quickly becoming my favorites!
I think I want to learn Thai or Moroccan….now to convince my family to bear with my experimenting…
Moroccan
Definitely Morrocan. I ate in a Morrocan restaraunt once and fell in love.
South African dishes
My children love Asian so I am hoping to learn how to make a better Chinese meal. Maybe I can find a Wok in a garage sale.
Thai food would be fun to learn to cook.
My great-grandfather came to the US from Lithuania, and I have no idea what the food is like there. So, Lithuanian.
I’d like to learn more about Sudanese and Ugandan food. My husband and I went on a mission trip to South Sudan a couple of years ago but we can’t find any recipes.
Thai, or any other Asian cuisine for that matter.
I would love to learn more about Indian cuisine.
Ethiopian! Now that our daughter is home, I’m feeling the need to learn a few dishes. They are SO delicious!
Chinese! I love Chinese food and wish I knew more about how to make mine taste authentic.
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Middle Eastern food definitely!
Cheers, Wilma
Thanks so much for featuring the book and the kind words. I also have a blog that features easy to make Asian dishes. Check it out at http://www.thesweetansourchronicles.com. Perhaps you can be one of my guest bloggers?
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